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... Gardens, Vauxhall; Mr. Barnett and Mr. Nelson, From the Oratorios, Covent-garden and Drury-lane; and MR. WILLIAMS, CELEBRATED COMIC SINGER, Of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. The Decorations will consist of a continued grand JMORAMIC _ PAINTING, Exhibited ...
... Mr. Harriett and Mr. From the Oratorios, Covent-garden and and MR. WILLIAMS, A CELEBRATED COMIC SINGER, Of Theatre Raged, Drury-lane. The Decorations will consist of continued grand DIORAMIC PAINTING, Exhibited through Projecting Colonnade, covering the ...
... Worcester- Monday last, at St Pancras New Church, Mr. Edw. son the late Comedian, to Miss Mary Anne Povey, of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane. They proceed immediately America, where the lady has made a very advantageous engagement. DEATHS. On SnnJay, the Apiil ...
... Bow-street West,' It will commence at the corner of Chandus-street, and exteud to Vine-street. Drury-lane Theatre.—A meeting of the proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre took place Friday, aud the Report was very favourable. The rents have been regularly paid ...
... pon-Hnll—Oct 4. Cox, Week-Mill, Wells, Somersetshire, miller, at the Rummer, Bristol. CERTIFICATES— Sept. 17. Lawrence, Drury-lane, tallow-chandler-—J Williams, Twyford, Berkshire, butcher—V L Vauderinoolen, Houndsditch, warehouseman Abbotts, winemercbant—T ...
... Bafin^hail-street.) John, Newington-C anyway, tailor, Feb March 6, April S. (Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Clifford's Inft Mo din, Drury-lane, oil and colournmn, March 2. 9, April 3. (Messrs. and Beck, Lolhbury.) (To surrender in the Country.) C rhomas, Pendleton ...
... Annum extra. Further particulars may lie known application Mrs YOUNG, Plough-yard, Crown-street, .ho; or Mr. WALKER, 37, Drury-lane. Also, .Mr SHAW, who may he seen from Twelve wo o'Clock, every day, (Sundays excepted) till the at the George an I Blue ...
... painter and glazier—E Mayell, Exeter, jeweller—R Houlden, High-row, Kensiugton, coal-merchant—J Harvard, Blackmore-street, Drury-lane, dealer in glass and Staffordshireware. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W Furnival, T Fowler, Fardon, and Lloyd, Droitwith, Wor ...
... the enlightened, moral, and judicious lovers of the Drama, furtherance of this, the Manager* are treaty with Mr ELLISTON, Drury-lane. Gkntlimev at run* from London and Leamington Spa, have promised their assistance. for oqe Evening the enduing week and ...
... salary paid to actors (at least actresses) at the winter threalres, incorrect. Madame Vestris Coventgarden, and Miss Kelly at Drury-lane, receive 30/ per week, or rather 10/. per night for their performances uuring the week for a limited period. Miss Stephens ...
... Nichols wine and brandy-merchant—July 15, E Howard |nd J Gibbs, Burlington- gardens, money-Scriveners —July 11, Lawrence, Drury-lane, tallow-chandler—July 11, J Proctor, Oxford street, wine-merchant—.July 11, T Mtlligan, Oxford-street, haberdasher—J sly ...
... merchant Mitchell, Liverpool, salesman and Habgood, jail. Macclesfield, silk-manufacturer—J O'Neill, Liverpool, merchant--R Drury-lane, Skilkinan, Tokenhouse-ynrd, stationer—W Phinkett, and J Batkin, Old-street-road, timber-merchants—S Tarrant and J Carter ...